Vic budget's 'construction boom': 13 new schools to be built in Melbourne

EducationHQ News Team

By EducationHQ News Team
Published May 20, 2021

Victoria will spend $1.6 billion on new and upgraded schools, Acting Premier James Merlino revealed today.

Victorian Acting Premier and education minister James Merlino today announced $200 million in funding for a new School Mental Health Fund.

Merlino, also the state education minister, announced that $492 million will go toward building 13 brand new schools in Melbourne ...

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